I hope this quick and dirty guide will save someones time.
#SOURCETREE LINUX PATCH#
Now apply patch using patch command, enter: + if (!access_ok(VERIFY_READ, base, len)) +++ -1234,7 +1234,7 static int get_iovec_page_array(const struct iovec _user *iov, If you don’t understand the internal kernel dependencies don’t try this on a production box.Ĭhange directory to your kernel source code:ĭownload and save patch file as : Wrong kernel option can disable hardware or may not boot system at all. Most our production boxes (over 1400+) are powered by mix of RHEL 4 and 5. Personally, I avoid recompiling any kernel unless absolutely necessary. I guess their authors think it's more efficient to do everyday simple things on the command line and they have based their clients on that inefficient workflow.WARNING! These instructions require having the skills of a sysadmin. I am disappointed by the type of **** made to pass as a git client. This could easily compete with GitEye and SmartGit. Its still in its development phases (1.5.1 is still missing HiDPI support), but gets basic work done. current branch clearly visible while committing each changed/added file can be committed separately ~ super clear list of changed/added files (list + diff detail)
#SOURCETREE LINUX FULL#
+ refresh shortcut īeautiful clear history, commit UX messy, lightweight, custom commands can be added + full history visible in main window current branch clearly visible while commiting
~ each changed/added file can be commited separately current branch clearly visible in history beautiful tree (DAG), branches CLEARLY separated
#SOURCETREE LINUX LICENSE#
committing unclear, history hidden, requires a license ~ full history visible in main window 2nd place: SmartGitīeautiful integrated file diff.
If you are strongly gaming orientated, I hate to say. Note: if the Git Files view stops working on you, then use the similar Git Staging view. For most usage, Ubuntu (or ANY recent well-supported Linux distribution) is a very good to BEST option. + current branch clearly visible while commiting + each changed/added file can be committed separately + super clear list of changed/added files (list + diff detail) + current branch clearly visible in history + beautiful tree (DAG), branches CLEARLY separated Most intuitive UI, fastest workflow, highly customizable ~ full history visible in main window ~ = feature somewhat matches my requirements Legend - = feature missing or so **** it doesn't count Most of the tested git GUI clients are complete ****, below are 2 of the best and 1 that is not as **** as others.
Tl dr: GitEye = most intuitive UI, fastest workflow, highly customizable
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